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It isn't every day that a 120,000-piece LEGO Jeep creation gets to the completion stage, let alone completely falls apart shortly afterward. That's right, a 120,000-piece LEGO Jeep that mimics an army Jeep crashes just moments after the team from the Beyond the Brick YouTube channel gets a picture in it.
It's A Smooth Setup
Fans of LEGO or Jeep will be fascinated over this 120,000-piece LEGO Jeep. After the three team members, Simon Blackburn, Kevin Hyatt, and Colin Smithson, spend two years building this creation, they seem pretty ecstatic to get a photo in it. Most people would be, after spending so many hours focusing on building such an intricate LEGO model. The setup is smooth and pretty straightforward. It might have been a long two years, but it seems that there were minimal errors.
Yet, the smoothness did not last long. After the setup, videos and images of the LEGO Jeep went underway. Typically, the team who built the LEGO Jeep decides to get a picture not only with the creation but inside it.
It Soon Fell Apart
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One team member climbs inside the 120,000-piece LEGO Jeep, and it holds together. The pictures go well, and the next turn comes up. After much hesitation, the creator climbs in and looks subtly horrified to realize he is sitting in something that took two years to carefully craft. It must feel quite daunting to know that it could end up breaking. Although the team will have likely had hopes that it would stay together, unfortunately, it did not.
After finishing the second round of pictures, the creator slowly and hesitantly attempts to climb out of the LEGO Jeep. Within just a few seconds, the rest of the team watches in horror as the two-year creation comes to a crash. Most of its left side falls apart and crumbles to the floor. Then, the remainder of the LEGO Jeep falls apart and in the end, the team ends up with a heap of LEGO bricks again, which is just where they began.
Overall, it was cool to see such a huge LEGO creation come together. Luckily, the three-member team of the 120,000-piece LEGO Jeep laughs off the crash and finds it pretty hilarious that their hard work might not have been worthwhile.